Wednesday, March 26 | NAU Flagstaff Campus

Diné Writer and Filmmaker Ramona Emerson

Join the NAU Cline Library, Indigenous Peoples Coursework Initiative and the Teaching and Learning Center on Wednesday, March 26, for events with Diné writer and filmmaker Ramona Emerson. Ramona is an Emmy nominee, a Sundance Native Lab Fellow, and the author of Shutter (2022) and Exposure (2024). Learn more about Ramona and her work.

Indigenous Peoples Coursework Initiative (IPCI) Faculty Community of Practice Presentation & Lunch

• This event is by invitation only

NAU Student Discussion: Journey to Becoming an Author

2:30 – 4:00 pm
Center for Native American and Indigenous Futures (CNAIF)

• This is a free event for NAU students
• Students will receive a free book
• Refreshments will be available

An Evening with Diné Author Ramona Emerson

6:30 – 8:30
Cline Library Assembly Hall

• This is a free event for the NAU and Flagstaff communities
• Book Signing: 6:30 – 7:15 pm
• Author Presentation: 7:30 – 8:30 pm
• View Cline Library location and parking information
• Free book for the first 50 attendees

These events are a collaboration of the Indigenous Peoples Coursework Initiative, the Teaching and Learning Center, the Cline Library, and the Seven Generations Signature Initiative.

The TLC Indigenous Peoples Coursework Initiative promotes curricular innovation and transforms learning for students and faculty by bringing indigeneity to all learning spaces. Contact us at TLC.IPC@nau.edu.